Suffolk artist returns home Artist Hugo Grenville admits that he now knows the full meaning of the old adage: ‘You never know what you’ve got until you’ve lost it.’
Portrait of an Artist - Interview of Hugo Grenville by Artists & Illustrators magazine, October 2006
EADT Arts Editor Andrew Clarke talks to Suffolk Artist Hugo Grenville about his work and Open Studio exhibition
Eastern Daily Press
Article about Hugo's participation as a guest on Midweek, the Radio 4 chat show hosted by Libby Purves.
Five years ago, the garden
of his old Suffolk house was a wilderness. Now Hugo Grenville
has transformed it into an idyllic backdrop for his artistic
masterclasses.
By Fiona MacLeod
Six years ago, the Grenvilles
gave up their Victorian house on the edge of a London park and
moved into the Red House in the Waveney Valley. It was the start
of a love affair with the Suffolk landscape, writes Marion Welham
The wildly contrasting landscapes
of the Outer Hebrides and a sleepy Suffolk village in the Waveney
Valley hold a hidden attraction for painters. Both are settings
for country houses whose owners have established two of the
country's most inspiring painting courses.
MARY MIERS picked up her paintbrushes.
Suffolk artist becomes observer
of domesticity
By Andrew Clarke, Arts Editor
Listen to Hugo with Libby Purves on BBC Radio 4 'Midweek'
